The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-08-11
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
The Weekly Discourse of the Great
Brooklyn Preacher.
Subjects "Employmonts of Hea ven,


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TEXT; "Now IL came 10 PASS in the thtr
tieih ueor. IN Inc fo,,rth month. IN ths NTH
dan Of the month ms I,sas awon1 he can
fines kv he ripe, of Cbsbn, fhotths heavens
we're onened nN'Ezekiei i
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n,d ',I'i; S., oSns's "aa 800 80
NV a mne N ~ t1.e'gn slavery was ss.'u,ng on
ill.,. Sas ,,MS ~" Ioyai ealai whisn ne anu
,,Sor az ,u boen ounue" ny, W NY W .no
l., H. ~ iilS t0yai oana
~ we .eAe cnlleu .ne river OF Chepar' tue
.a|l i; ,eu y; vA''o nav, VISIONS oi iieaVen
- 20 ai'oeo always ~ '.iae .no
,,n y, n,'ten oenle noe 70 those VINO u.e
W i',oaivali' topso prosperity, puo 10 soiiie
SHnn on ueso,ate fatihos' or 10 some Iaul ~
ssnma;nS. 20 t uunSeon % VI 1;, Soho ban,,
cnu,a5 9n enS p''nns vi u,.on ne nas oe ,sn
Lon'it isi w .yea, W .uo VIZ " sno
;shna "'o"'''' W '"o'e ""o'" so'io" h'' o'N'
NJ ,,,, .., =. ..,,.n A..
oraot t I'M % ,Iy par.''u1, W St1 10 .ne
10th ,oar o, '' y. ti s.., ,'.h "o IN =,
tha am Ja, of ~ sno ,o " o "iH ~,
visions Of ao,.ti ,n,, Iii 1880 $500 W.
rcmomhar a., yUu sm'',
Won ren,emhoy tha Soy vou ra,,anhar H.
hour WIZ r,au Mt yo hava same snoh
vision th;s 1,orn; I ~ "rd /, he In tha s;x,h
mor,th and in Tho fonrth aav ~ tho morth1
The ouost;nn Is of,an s1a,;,v oSi,od tbo,,,,
,crhans novor n 10 T n sre ds "Whst
ara n,,r Jan,r.ad n;st!o,' f,;oras do;r,.
nowm The Question is more EASILY answered.
,ban Won ;I,t u, 70 ,io s,',, oas' "nt,
there has nnsno NJ ei ,aant ;ppte,Ioorco fr,n,
The beavenlv c;tv and we scam danenient
mon tbe story of a,ahtaor c.ntur;es ago st;iI
Itbinr ,ve ,,av frnnn stronmast ;nf.renr,o a.
eide what ara tba nresant oecunot;ons of onr
.ransferred k;n o ''e"' 'N'op"''''' VI o"'
After God has made n nature he never
sradicatas tba o,;ns ,,,araoter;S+;ns 81 10
temneramant Vnn maven Lnew n r,an
phlegmatjc in tcmneroment to hecome san.
guine in tcn,nerament Won never knew a
man sanpuine in temneramept 70 become
phlegmatic in tamneroment Conversion
plants new nripc;nles In tho son, Int pnni
and John are inst ne different frnm each
other after conversion ne thew ,yera d;lyerent
from each other before conversion II con-
version does NOT erad;cota rho nrom;nent
will death eradicate tben,
You have then only NV sum in spbtrac.
tion and n SIM in ,dd;t;n;, 70 decide what arc
tbe emnlovmant, ~ 80 an,,n,.taJ f.;amds i,
The better vcria vom orc r. smhtract From,
them ali eortai,, oroSsneSs and ada ali earthly
goodness and a. vn,, ora 20 como 70 tba
concjusion that the thny are doing now In hen VEN
wha. in their hest moments thew did on earth
To reaso,, that 90 ,,ao,ia neyar Start For
baa ntteD that not
thew aot thnro If IL sb9rid t,,r, ont tn he tho
rigid ana forr,oi ,,,aoa son,a ,.aonla nhoto-
yranh H. 'o' maj p'a'e ''''ie poop'o PA0'o
We liI,o =, oo,,o ., o,,,,,,, but ,,o ,yo,,d
mot want T., sta1 w. -, ~ an ovt Chrstnos
We lil,s to hoor fha III H.,iai,iah Cbnrns hut
we would not ,,,t ., hoa,. y vi, tha time FOR
f;fty cont,,,n ~ ~ nt ~ az snu 49, root
ncca sio, IL ,ro,,,J ~ alsnS ne vi ~
WOO. ~ , moio 70 po1S'oy .J,,,o' sa,' W
,,o,,nds hnt " oiu welSntnS seuu, ar
smoh n ',,' S s 10 On ILL, .,ama -.
,mn IN. So,a,,;'ot; u oSu ;ntn the
rrnnnS Ill, nuooi ip'ion1 VI ALL ,as ;n
ton5n5 w INV n We IiIaNe y'tas n,u bo tha
orr,,s; sesreciti anu ceieprdIlse W oe smo
,,';nt,t Y" ci,'iuoy inei,U y, lic :, 'oi -
nf SO VOL II asheo w uSsoi i.e n "no
no. Nv, '.o.,,l sotle.y' uesci'os ne ',t,,nni
'Tban, W routln vi guy, Vi al IN NV t;,,'a
Nc Sp AsgiVlhS as though IL were all VIC 'ihi'e
way. 60 a..
anu llou SoiiiS 70 specu'aOe ~ iesaiu " 'ne
i ~ Whit uug nus. Wy me. I i'aoio r,m
vi inference anu aed9ctlon anu u1 IN iet
se''se sollciuie tIiiU III Ileaseh we WI, oe Juso
Us e.lleIeht from eacn oe,et as we IA; are nov
ninefellt, anu nence, thaI .iere VIII ; pe aS
'e3sO az hiaiy ulileIene IMPLY 'n.,io, ~ s'.s
Selcs'ial Moiiu as Ii,ere are einp,oy iio .is
mere, CHRIST Is 10 be the great rove, sne
sr1at Joy, the grea5 Sile sleaE wul SUI
W iicaNei'' pNu VIII Ina' ''oosn
Mo more lnah loVes on eaiLnMptoerui "a
nl'al, liatefhaicon]ugai'o Ve--aoolis'et '''iis
'c I a en- ,,,,.o .o,u, that oil thoso ~
,,. darartoJ fi,hr;st;an fr;ands Who on Garth
found graat low in tbe fine arts are now in
duig;nos their t,etas in tha ca me direction On
earth thew had their oladdest pleasures amid
rictures and statuary7 and in the study of the
laws Of Tobt and shade and nersnectiye
Have Won anv idea that that nfiluence Of
focuItv Mt doatb COLLAPSED and perished
WHY 50. when there is more for them to look
at. and they have keener appreciation of the
beautiful. and thew stand amid the yery
looms where the sunsets and the rainbows
md the spring MORNINGS are woven2
Are Won SO 6bt,lse as to sunpose that because
the paintcr drons his easel and the sculntor
his rhisel and the enarayer his knife, that
therorore that tasta Which be was enlarpino
and intonsifvinp for forty or fifty years Is
entirely ohliterated2 These artists or these
friends of art on earth worked in coarse
material and with imperfect brain and with
frail hand. Now thew have carried their art
into larger liberties and into wider circum
ference They are at their old business vet
hut without the fatigues, without the lmita
tions without the Hindrances of the terres
trial studio
Raphael could now improve upon his mas
terniece of Michael Tie Archancej now
fbat ba has seon him and could imnrove uno,
he hos visited Them Michael Angelo coull
better present tbe LAST Judcment after he hal
seo,> lie eas, o,a haaus ~ ,,,,,,h,;,,, ho.tor
nor roS ,,'. w anu ~, .iaiu o.e iu..oS
haSo ell, a a. ~; .aiuLiue'' la,ss Go,o,
n',ro i aeeiu' 1iiles neIe, PomeLlui oniIil y
Sar st,,d;n, ouo an p1isudue ',iaI s.e q a..
L;a.L svuu nv, anu ehe pie saleIe s a.
nfsth e, up ~ 'he w!huihg haroie sIair
,,. ,,'e sepulcnte, anu tnat turner, anE nol
md b anu W Vun., anu Renpranob, anu lielai
aa;t aul veronese, II they exercised savlnl
laltn IN Cne Chrlst Whom they portrayed up
on tne canvas, are painters YET, put incl
ssCIe,hgG m Oh Iacul1y multipiled ten-thousan'
a LOU. ne ne reason 5nat God LOOK away tnel
Eye ana tnelr nand, ana thelr brain was ina
ne nlignG give tnem something more ilmbei
more "leidiy, more skllful, more multlpl
anu.
70 noo, thefelore, De melancholy anon
tne tapestries and the brio a-brlc, and tn
emorolderles, and the water colors, and tn
works OF art which your departed friend
useo 10 admlre. 10 not say: am SORT
Ihey mao 10 leave all these things" Rathe
say: am glad they have gone up to hlghe
arols1ic opportunity and appreciation. Ou
IrIehds VINO Iouno SO much JOY IN the nm
ar.s on earth are now luxnriatlng In Louvre
unI LuAei li ceiesIiai'
r,.,l Lenlaih again, Ihac an our departe
SllsOlan iri s VINO IN onls WorId Wer
Rassioatoey iplil Vi iiusc are s1ii H. regain,
SnaC IasCe III Che woIiu ceiesIlai. me bloi
eays ~ huci dDou1 tue HluSic u Hedve